Vets in Bexley

When your dog needs medical care in Bexley, you'll find four veterinary practices listed here to help. NoviVet, which was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), offers a full range of services with a focus on expert, lifelong care and even provides dedicated waiting areas for a more positive experience. Pet Care Veterinary Surgery has been established since 1984 and holds a 4.5/5 rating, offering compassionate care for dogs, cats and small animals, and was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews).

Dog policy information varies across the listings. Vets for Pets in Sidcup states on its website that dogs are welcome, and offers convenient parking along with a WhatsApp option for enquiries. Three of the four venues have no confirmed dog policy yet, so it's worth calling ahead to check their specific requirements for visiting with your dog.

Bexley is well connected by rail, with Bexleyheath and Albany Park stations both on Southeastern services from central London, making it straightforward to reach these veterinary practices whether you're a local resident or travelling from elsewhere in the capital.

This page combines Paws of London venue records with information published on venue websites and, where available, supplied by venues or contributed by visitors. Where a dog policy is shown as not yet confirmed, we have not checked it with the venue: call ahead before travelling.

• Mascotas All Services – 34 North St, Bexleyheath DA7 4HR, UK (5.0/5)

  Mascotas All Services is a veterinary clinic located in Bexley, boasting a perfect 5/5 Google rating. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, its listing as a general service venue in an area guide suggests it's a welcoming place for your canine companions needing professional care. They are committed to providing a high standard of service for pets in the local community.

• NoviVet – 77 Pickford Ln, Bexleyheath DA7 4RN, UK (5.0/5)

  NoviVet is an independent vet practice at 77 Pickford Lane in Bexleyheath, Bexley. The practice says its vets share over thirty-five years of combined experience, and that it offers a broad range of veterinary services. Services run from routine check-ups and vaccinations to specialised surgeries, including keyhole surgery, and emergency care. The practice has an in-house laboratory and x-ray for faster test results, plus vet and nurse consultations. It can also help prepare pets for travel abroad, including microchipping and rabies vaccination, and runs a Pet Health Care Plan that spreads preventative care over monthly instalments. Out of hours, emergency care is provided by an external company. For dog owners, the practice has separate waiting areas for dogs and cats, special hospital daycare areas, and parking on site. The site lists dedicated waiting areas as a way to keep visits anxiety-free for animals. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked.

• Medivet Sidcup Station Rd – 17 Station Rd, Sidcup DA15 7EN, UK (4.9/5)

  Medivet Sidcup Station Rd is a veterinary practice at 17 Station Road, Sidcup, DA15 7EN, run as a branch of the Medivet group. The practice lists vaccinations, flea, tick and worming treatments, neutering and microchipping, plus dental facilities and x-ray machines. It also lists electrocardiogram (ECG) testing to detect certain heart defects, and "state-of-the-art in-house laboratories". Advice from experienced nurses on keeping a pet healthy is offered, and the practice says its teams often offer home visits. The page also asks owners to bring back any unused medications for safe disposal. New clients can create an account and book a pet's first consultation online. For dog owners, the practice's website lists dogs under its details and shows pricing for dog-related veterinary care, such as puppy vaccination courses. The page lists a free practice car park and free street parking with time restrictions. Outside opening hours, calls should automatically divert to Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham, at 8 Foxgrove Road, Beckenham.

• Medivet Welling – 122 Park View Rd, Welling DA16 1SJ, UK (4.8/5)

  Medivet Welling is a veterinary practice at 122 Park View Road, Welling, DA16 1SJ. It is one branch of the Medivet group, and its page introduces the local team: a lead veterinary surgeon, a head nurse, veterinary nurses and a veterinary care assistant. The practice has a free car park, and the site also lists free on-street parking. New clients can create an account on the Medivet website and book a pet's first consultation there. Owners are asked to bring back any unused medications so they can be disposed of safely. Paws of London records step-free access at the practice. For dog owners, the practice explicitly lists dogs among the animals it cares for, according to the dog-policy record shown on this page. The branch page also mentions a Yorkshire Terrier that belongs to one of the nurses and is often seen in reception, so dogs are a familiar sight there.

• Vets for Pets - Crayford – 9, TOWER RETAIL PARK, Crayford Rd, Dartford DA1 4LD, UK (4.8/5)

  Vets for Pets Crayford is a veterinary practice at 9 Tower Retail Park, Crayford Road, Dartford, DA1 4LD. The site describes it as a locally owned practice. Its page has an online form for repeat prescription requests. Clients on the Complete Care Health Plan can have flea and worm preventative treatment delivered to their door. The practice names its vets on the site: Robert joined as a Joint Venture Partner in April 2004, and his interests include endocrinology and nephrology in dogs and cats. Alicja became a Joint Venture Partner in February 2012, and Zuzana joined in May 2015 and enjoys surgery. For visitors arriving by car, the page says the retail park car park in front of the Pets at Home store has a maximum stay of 3 hours, free, with no re-entry within 2 hours. No nearby station is recorded for this venue. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked.

• Pet Care Veterinary Surgery – 355 Bexley Rd, Erith DA8 3EZ, UK (4.5/5)

  Pet Care Veterinary Surgery is a vet practice at 355 Bexley Road in Northumberland Heath, Erith, in the London Borough of Bexley. It is part of the Kin Vet Community and says it has been caring for local pets since 1984, treating dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals. The practice's page lists a flexible camera for looking inside the body, a non-invasive test for heart defects, care for oral health, keyhole surgery for some procedures and an in-house lab for certain tests. The group also offers microchipping for all pets, plus nail trims and anal gland expressions as routine care. The team describes itself as an accredited training practice. For dog owners, the services are aimed at pets generally, with dogs named among the animals treated. When the practice is closed, it points clients to Vets Now as an emergency provider, and members of its Kin Care Club can speak to a vet through a telehealth app at any hour.

• Oval Pet Centre Veterinary Practice – 19 The Oval, Sidcup DA15 9ER, UK (4.3/5)

  Oval Pet Centre Veterinary Practice is a vets at 19 The Oval, Sidcup, DA15 9ER. Its website describes caring and dedicated vets in Sidcup and Welling, and calls the business a small friendly practice with over 5,000 clients. The team is made up of vets, nurses and receptionists, and the practice is part of the IVC Evidensia Group. It runs a Pet Health Club, which lets owners spread the cost of routine care across the year by paying with Direct Debit. The website also shows a Cat Friendly Clinic badge and has a dedicated Emergency Services page for owners who are unsure what to do in an emergency. Appointments can be booked through the website, and new pets can be registered online. Paws of London records this as a veterinary practice where dogs are expected. No nearby station is recorded for this venue.

• Vets for Pets - Sidcup – 278 Sherwood Park Ave, Sidcup, Bexley DA15 9JN, UK (4.3/5)

  Vets for Pets Sidcup is a veterinary practice at 278 Sherwood Park Avenue, Sidcup, in the London Borough of Bexley. It is one branch of the Vets for Pets group and is run by a practice owner who began as its Head Nurse, working alongside a clinical lead veterinary surgeon, further vets and registered veterinary nurses. The practice says it cares for "a wide variety of species including exotic mammals, reptiles and invertebrates, amphibians, birds and ornamental fish". It offers ultrasound scanning in practice, which it describes as a painless way to look inside a pet's body. Clients on its Complete Care Health Plan can have flea and worm preventative treatments delivered to their door. Owners can also use WhatsApp to order products, request appointments and order repeat prescriptions. When the practice is closed, there is a phone number for advice and support from a qualified veterinary team. For dog owners, the recorded dog-policy note says this is a veterinary practice for pets, so dogs are allowed. No nearest station is recorded for this address.

• Vets Now Sidcup – 53 – 55 Maidstone Rd, Foots Cray, Sidcup DA14 5HB, UK (4.0/5)

  Vets Now Sidcup is an out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic at 53-55 Maidstone Road, Foots Cray, Sidcup DA14 5HB. It is based within Parkvets Hospital and provides emergency care for dogs, cats and small animals. The clinic describes itself as "a bit like the pet equivalent of A&E", offering care at nights, early mornings, weekends and bank holidays after a sudden accident, injury or illness. Patients are looked after by a team of emergency vets and registered veterinary nurses. The service is open whichever vet a pet is registered with in the Sidcup area, so there is no need to be registered at the practice first. Parking is available at the front of the practice, and a video vet consultation can be booked online for people who want to talk through a concern first. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Step-free access is recorded for the site, and the clinic is on the Maidstone Road (A211).

Which vets in Bexley welcome dogs?

Vets for Pets in Sidcup states on its website that dogs are welcome. NoviVet, Mascotas All Services and Pet Care Veterinary Surgery were all checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews). As three of the four venues have no confirmed dog policy yet, it's advisable to call ahead to confirm their current policy and any specific requirements before your visit.

What is the highest-rated vet in Bexley for dogs?

Both NoviVet and Mascotas All Services hold perfect 5/5 ratings. NoviVet was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers a full range of veterinary services with dedicated waiting areas for pets and owners. Mascotas All Services, also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), is a veterinary clinic with a strong reputation on Google.

Are there any established veterinary practices in Bexley?

Pet Care Veterinary Surgery has been serving the area since 1984 and holds a 4.5/5 rating. The practice was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers compassionate, high-quality care for dogs, cats and small animals. Their long-standing presence in Bexley reflects decades of experience caring for local pets.

Which Bexley vets offer convenient facilities for dog owners?

Vets for Pets in Sidcup, which states on its website that dogs are welcome, provides parking and a convenient WhatsApp option for making enquiries. NoviVet was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and features dedicated waiting areas designed to create a more positive experience for both pets and their owners during visits.

How can I get to vets in Bexley by public transport?

Bexley is served by several Southeastern rail stations including Bexleyheath and Albany Park, both offering regular services from central London. The specific vet you're visiting will determine which station is most convenient. It's worth checking journey times from your nearest station and considering whether you'll need onward transport, particularly if your dog is unwell or anxious about travelling.